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Dec 3, 2018 1 hr 40 min

Ralph Breaks the Internet - The Cynical Optimists #42

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Phill and Nick discuss Ralph Breaks the Internet alongside the film, tv and gaming news of the week. Show outline with time stamps below. NOW ON iTUNES!! Subscribe for podcasts, gaming and more! Check out The Cynical Optimist Blog: http://cynoptblog.blogspot.co.uk/ Follow us on Twitter for updates, news and the occasional joke: http://www.twitter.com/cynoptpodcast -CREDITS- The Cynical Optimists is created and hosted by Phill "haddowinc" Haddow (@haddowinc) Nick "NGM" Mortimer (@MickNortimer) Logo by Nick Cynical Optimists Theme and Stingers by Joe Hayward Edited by Phill Show Outline and Time Stamps: 0:00:40 Skip the intro 0:02:30 TV/Film News - Daredevil Cancelled - New star for Moffat's Dracula - Lion King Trailer - Upcoming DC Movies 0:27:09 Gaming News - Fallout 76's PR Nightmare and Bethesda - Nintendo end YouTube Creator Programme - "Mushroom Racing" knock-off kart racing tournament - Golden Joystick Awards - Pokemon break records on Switch - Batman Arkham Collection on Xbox One - Pirhanna Plant amiibo shortage in Japan 1:06:34 Discussion: Ralph Breaks the Internet Phill and Nick discuss the sequel to 2013's Wreck it Ralph, Ralph Breaks the Internet. 1:33:37 Don't @ Me and Outro Nick talks about a good 70s style horror remake in "Don't @ Me".

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